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Administrative Record for Revisions to the National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan; 50 FR 47912, November 20, 1985

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Edison Electric Institute filed 2 comments on this docket between Mar 14, 1985 and Apr 30, 1985. 27 other organizations filed here.

What Edison Electric Institute filed (2)

Apr 30, 1985· Comment regarding the Proposed Rule for the National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan, submitted by John Taylor, Chairman, Turner Smith, et al., Utility Solid Waste Activities Group and John Kearney, Senior Vice President, Edison Electric Institute· EPA-HQ-SFUND-1985-0001-0079

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Mar 14, 1985· Comment suggesting "USEPA include in its proposed revision to the NPL the basis for it's determination that the release poses an imminent and substantial danger" submitted by Justin Karp, Edison Electric Institute· EPA-HQ-SFUND-1985-0001-0020

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Edison Electric InstituteTHIS ORG
2 filings · confidence 97%
Chemical Manufacturers Associationtrade assoc.
4 filings · confidence 85%
Shell Oil Companyunverified attribution
3 filings · confidence 70%
American Petroleum Institutetrade assoc.
2 filings · confidence 97%
Crowell and Moring on behalf of Homestake Mining Companyunverified attribution
2 filings · confidence 70%
Environmental Defense Fundtrade assoc.
2 filings · confidence 97%
National Wildlife Federationtrade assoc.
2 filings · confidence 85%
American Iron and Steel Institutetrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 97%
American Paper Institutetrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
Association of State and Territorial Solid Waste Management Officialstrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
CONOCO Inc.unverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Covington and Burling on behalf of Union Pacific Systemsunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Diamond Shamrock Chemicals Companyunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Federal Emergency Management Agencyunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Federal Emergency Management Associationtrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
Graham and Dunn on behalf of Wyckoff Companyunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Illinois Power Companyunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Institute of Chemical Waste Managementtrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
Kerr-McGee Corporationunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
National Forest Products Associationtrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
National Governors Associationtrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
Natural Wildlife Federationtrade assoc.
1 filing · confidence 85%
Public Service Electric and Gas Companyunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Rill and Scott on behalf of Murray Ohio Manufacturing Companyunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Robinson & McElwee on behalf of Borg-Warner Corporation and Borg-Warner Chemicalsunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Standard Oil Companyunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
The Dow Chemical Companyunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%
Webster and Lonnquist on behalf of Gilmore Steel Corporationunverified attribution
1 filing · confidence 70%